Walk, Don’t Run.
Sorrow is better than laughter; for by the sadness of the countenance the heart is made better. Ecclesiastes 7:3 When you are […]
Blessings of Bereavement
Before I was afflicted I went astray: but now have I kept thy word. Psalm 119:67 BLESSINGS OF BEREAVEMENT by J. R. […]
Anton Chekhov | Grief
I was deep into a collection of short stories written by Anton Chekhov when I turned the page and was confronted with […]
No Words
“How are you doing?” There are no words in any language that are sufficient to the task of expressing what I […]
But God Got His Son Back
Some among the bereaved feel that, because Jesus rose from the dead, God the Father did not experience the grief one associates […]
Grief Quote #3
Revised Post: Angry At God
Anger is destructive. It is a nasty weapon in the arsenal of the Destroyer. How’s it working for you? Does it not […]
Revised Post: Mama
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Grief Quote #1
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Re-post: Courageous
“Elizabeth Prentiss, who lost two children, wrote “More Love To Thee” while deep in her grief.” Click here to read the entire […]
The Wind Bloweth
Why does the sound of the wind break my heart? It carries away the long ago laughter Of yesterday’s children And flings […]
God in the Good and Bad Times
Originally posted on Writing Footprints:
I wonder if we set ourselves up to be disappointed with God. A friend’s son was…
Angry At God
Anger. We have all experienced it. For some it is a burning, churning, table-pounding rage. For others, it is more of a […]
